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Where can you find fairly priced sushi between the Miraflores waterfront and Kennedy Park?

Two Nikkei tables to compare in Miraflores: a family-run casual sushi restaurant and a broader izakaya menu, with practical routes and costs.

Miraflores looks out over the Pacific from cliff-top parks and promenades, but it is also a district to explore inland, among hotels, cafés and restaurants. The municipality and PROMPERÚ highlight both the waterfront and Kennedy Park, Larcomar and Huaca Pucllana, making it an active visitor base rather than just a strip of seaside walks. For sushi, the practical difference is how much time you want the meal to take: a casual stop between sights or a slower dinner with cocktails and dishes to share.

Yume Sushi & Bar, at Calle General Borgoño 286, is the straightforward choice for lunch or a shorter dinner. The business opened its first Surco branch in 2016 and arrived in Miraflores in 2021; it describes its cooking as casual Nikkei and publishes menus in Spanish and English. Google comments mention creative maki and quality for the price, although some visitors report delays and uneven ingredient availability when the dining room is busy. The reported spend for this location is around S/40–60 per person, an estimate rather than a fixed rate. The restaurant also offers pickup and event platters, useful if you would rather eat elsewhere in the district.

A broader meal awaits at Tomoya Izakaya, at Calle Esperanza 238. Its published menu includes maki, nigiri, tiraditos, ramen, teishoku, hot dishes and drinks; current official prices allow diners to compare before leaving, and the lunch menu has its own service window. Reviews for this branch highlight the tavern-like setting, staff who explain the rolls and menu variety; they also note that the room is small and can feel tight for a large party. This is not the choice for a rushed stop: it works better with a reservation or an early arrival, especially if you want a counter seat and several dishes to share.

The walk between Kennedy Park, Calle Esperanza and General Borgoño can be done in short urban stretches, but the waterfront is far enough away that it is worth planning the return, particularly after dark. Yume’s split shifts mean checking its dinner window; Tomoya serves later and has a shorter Sunday session. Street parking is available in the area, though listings warn that spaces can be difficult to find; a booked taxi or public transit usually makes the outing simpler. Miraflores has monitored public spaces and visitor services, but no article can guarantee uniform safety on every street at every hour: choose active, well-lit avenues and decide how you will get back before sitting down.

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Sources & references

Sources for the information and reporting discussed in this guide.

  1. Official website of Yume Sushi & Bar — Miraflores ↗ Primary source Yume Sushi & Bar, sitio oficial · Accessed October 21, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  2. Official website of Yume Sushi & Bar — Miraflores ↗ Primary source PROMPERÚ, Perú Travel · Accessed October 21, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  3. Official website of Yume Sushi & Bar — Miraflores ↗ Primary source Municipalidad de Miraflores · Accessed October 21, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  4. Official website of Tomoya Izakaya — Miraflores ↗ Primary source Tomoya Izakaya, sitio oficial · Accessed October 21, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  5. Official website of Tomoya Izakaya — Miraflores ↗ Primary source Tomoya Izakaya, carta oficial · Accessed October 21, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  6. Official website of Tomoya Izakaya — Miraflores ↗ Primary source Municipalidad de Miraflores · Accessed October 21, 2026

    Primary source for identity, concept, menu, and contact details.

  7. Valoración de Google, rango de gasto y datos de la sede de Borgoño ↗ Secondary source Limeo, ficha editorial de Yume Sushi Bar · Accessed October 21, 2026

    La ficha identifica Yume Sushi Bar en Calle General Borgoño 286 y atribuye a Google una valoración de 4.5/5 con 220 reseñas; comunica gasto orientativo de S/40–60 por persona y advierte que el estacionamiento gratuito en calle puede ser difícil de encontrar. Consultado el 21/10/2026.

  8. Comentarios de Google sobre comida, servicio y tiempos ↗ Secondary source Wanderlog, Yume Sushi & Bar Miraflores · Accessed October 21, 2026

    La ficha corresponde a Calle General Borgoño 286. Las reseñas consultadas elogian makis creativos y relación entre calidad y precio; otras describen espera y servicio irregular cuando faltan insumos o hay alta demanda. Consultado el 21/10/2026.

  9. Valoración, comentarios y dirección de la sede Miraflores ↗ Secondary source Wanderlog, Tomoya Izakaya Miraflores · Accessed October 21, 2026

    La ficha identifica Calle Esperanza 238 y mostraba 4.7/5 con 278 reseñas de Google. Los comentarios destacan makis, ramen, ambiente íntimo y servicio explicativo; reseñas también señalan que el espacio es pequeño y que la comodidad de grupos grandes puede ser limitada. Consultado el 21/10/2026.